Got my package from Micro-Mark yesterday, and it was like Christmas. Some Caboose throws, and a depth gauge, and some really neat micro-saws the size of a #11 blade (already tried them, work great). But the real jewel was their Photo-Etching System. I really didn't have a specific project that needed photo-etched parts, but I couldn't pass up the low sale price. Damn you, Mass Marketing! I'm sure something will occur to me, but I am open to suggestions as well, if any of you have any ideas. I went through the instruction manual last night, and it is a lot more involved than I expected. But hell, back in the 70's I used to develop Ektachrome slide film with Kodak's 20-step E-4 kit, so I'm sure I'll muddle through this.
Now if Micro-Mark would really drop the price of a resistance solderer.................
Don
Hi Don,
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you can build your own resistance solderer:
http://www.girr.org/girr/tips/tips1/solderer.pdf
Nice blog, by the way!
Continue the great work.
I'd love to have such a workshop at home.
Neelix
Ladies and genlemen, My friend Neelix, who just lit up France on my 'Blog map.' He is a veritable fountain of knowledge and links.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to the Resistance Solderer PDF, it looks like I have a new project.
Thanks for your kind words, I was starting to wonder if people were even able to leave comments.
Thanks, Don